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2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturdey, August 26, 196) GOOD EVENING By JACK GERRIN OSHAWA BANDS FAIL AT CNE ; There was mumbling and grumbling this week fol~ lowing the performance of three Oshawa bands in CNE competition. All finished last in their class. The Band of the Ontario Regiment trailed the Wes- ton Silver Band by 20 peints in Section 1 of the All- Brass Bands. The Oshawa Junior Band finished fourth in the All- Brass Section 3, : The OCVI Band finished fourth in Section § Brass and Reeds Segtion. All of these bands are personally directed by Band- master Francis J. Francis, who came to Oshawa from overseas in 1958, The poor shewing of the Band of the Ontario Regi- ment is especially puzzling because it is generally ac- cepted as being ene of the best in its class in Ontario-- not only is it a band rich in tradition and high perfor- mance (it won four consecutive CNE titles prior to the Second Werld War), but as recently as two years ago it was a band of high promise with four consecutive CNE class victories, two of them under the leadership of Lieu- tenant Francis. The plight of the OCVI Band is equally disturbing-- this student group is scheduled to make an overseas tour next Summer if finances can be arranged; yet it finished up Thursdays behind such organizations as the Barrie Collegiate Band, the Collingwoed CDIC and the . | National Council On Amateur Sport TORONTO (CP) -- A national advisory council on fitness, re- creation and amateur sport was announced today by Prime Min- ister Diefenbaker. The federal government will propose a $5; 000,000 annual contribution in grants fer parliamentary ap-| sistance in personnel and coach training, research, information, leadership training and coach- ing courses, assistance to parti- cipation in national spert and in international competition and in other ways. "For this purpese, federal contributions of $3,000,000 annu- | Welshmen Offended By Germans PEMBROKE, Wales (Reuters) The first German combat sol. diers evar to set foot on British soil were greeted Friday night by demonstrators waving ban- ner proclaiming "ne German troops in Wales, remember the proval. Fitness today is vital for men- fal and physical health in a de- manding world, he said, and for national prestige in the fight | against Communism, | The council "will have as ils purpose the encouragement of amateur athletics and to 'that end, hy a system of awards for the development of physical ef- ficiency, will in the course of years contribute to raising stan- dards of health among Canada's | | [younger generation." The prime minister spoke at the opening of the Hockey Hall fi of Fame at the Canadian Na- id [tional Exhibition grounds. The {government's action was fore- {cast last Nov. 17 in the speech {from the throne read at the lopening of the current session| of Parliament. | RECONVENE SEPT. 7 The necessary legislation will ally will be provided initially." | DISCUSSES PROBLEMS Mr. Diefenbaker said modern living in a changing and chal lenging world leaves scars on mind and bedy that raise new health and fitness problems, Sport today was part of the con- test between Communism and freedom -- 'powerful weapons in this contest." . Success internationally in sport today had tremendous ef- fect on national prestige. Mr. Diefenbaker said a num- ber of federal departments have taken an active part in promet- ing physical fitness and recrea- tian but "there is a lack of ath- letic and recreational facilities in the country as a whole." Mr, Diefenbaker said Cana- dians think with pride of hockey as a great game, one which other countries have adopted. He said he wanted to pay tri- Swansea blitz." Six officers and 44 men, an advance party of the 84th Pan- ter Battalion, arrived at the nearby British training centre of Castlemartin ta prepare the way for 350 additional members of their unit. As they passed through the gates of the camp. demonstrat ors held up anti-German ban- ners, while two local girls set up counter-cheers in favor of the Germans. The West German troops are to have three weeks of NATO training next month at the Brit ish army's tank and training camp at Castlemartin, The un- it's 40 U.8.-made tanks are due in Pembroke Tuesday by ship. Ranieri Mazillia, president of Brazil's chamber of depu- ties, was given the reins of government in Brazil follaw- ing the resignation today ef President Janie Quadros. Ma- zillia was a member of for- mer President Juseeline Ku- bitschek's Social Democratic Party. (AP Wirephote) The visit so far has aroused little interest in this vacation spot. However, about 1,000 "out- DEATHS siders" have threatened to Bv THE CANADIAN PRESS Toronto==Mrs. Annabel Mar- Cathedral Girls' Band, Hamilton. In addition to directing the above musical organiza- tions, Lieutenant Francis is also the leader of the Osh- awa Symphony Orchestra. A bandmaster is not unlike a football coach in the eyes of the public -- he is entitled to the bouquets and applause when things break right, but he is also the tar- get when the team starts to skid. NORDAIR TO SERVICE OSHAWA Department of Transport officials in Ottawa let it be known this week that Nordair Ltd, definitely has the intention of servicing Oshawa and-that they are reor- ganizing their flight schedule in order to do this, This should put a stop to pessimistic rumors that Oshawa would be by-passed despite the fact that the Air Transport Board recommended its inclusion in the Nor- garet Osler Matthews, mother of the late W. D, Matthews, as- sistant undersecretary for ex- ternal affairs, and daughter of Sir Edmund Osler. Oitawa--Rev. Gustave Sauve, 62, head of the secretariat for the French - Canadian Associa. tion of Education in Ontario, NORWAY CAPITAL Oslo, capital of Norway, had 476,000 population at the start of 1961, or about 13 per cent of Norway's total. 9 the Helmstadt Gate CLOSES Booklet "11 Steps to Survival" Available "free" from E.M.O. BOX 10 OSHAWA AIRPORT Synopsis: Slightly cooler and less-humid air edging into the northwestern part of the prov- ince is expected to continue its slow eastward drift, bringing at least partial clearing to Central and Southwestern Ontario Sun- day. Lake Erie, Lake Huron, Wind- sor, London: Partly cloudy with isolated thunder storms to- day. Sunday partly cloudy with little change in temperature. Winds light. Niagara, Western Lake Onta- rio, Georgian Bay, Hamilton, Toronto: cloudy with sunny in- tervals and an occasional thun- derstorm today. Sunday partly cloudy with isolated thunder- casional thunderstorms today pair of socks and I guess I got and Sunday. Little change iniout of bed half asleep," he temperature, Winds light. said. Timagami, Algom a: North| "Benny has no bad instincts, Bay, Sault Ste. Marie, Sudbury: (his | lawyer said. "The worst mainly cloudy with occasional|punishment you could give is to thunderstorms today. Clearing make him walk down the street tonight. Sunday partly cloudy |in the same state--but sober." |and a little cooler. Winds light. | "The Court of Appeal would | Marine forecasts valid until|/frown on that," commented Ma- 11 a.m. Sunday: |gistrate O. S. Hollinrake, who Lake Ontario |gave Cox a suspended sentence Lake Erie: | y Winds south to southwest 10 of six months. {to 15 knots. Isolated thunder- | storms. | Lake Huron, Georgian Bay: Criticizes Canada's "" Winds south to southwest 10 to 15 knots shifting to northwest 15 {tonight. Isolated thunderstorms | ending tonight. {try to find out from underdevel- oped countries how to give aid without hurting feelings, {WANT NO STRINGS | Ever since the relative wealth of nations became a political talking point, one major con- |flict has been between the de- {sire of donor countries to make |sure that assistance is properly used and the insistence of reci- pient countries that there should be no political strings attached. Easily two-thirds of the dele- gates come from Africa and Asia. If the conference is suc- cessful, a further meeting will be held next year in Africa, un- der the sponsorship of Africans. Sir William Hayter, Warden with the overseas development institute, a London organization. Expenses of the conference are covered by a grant from the Ford Foundation. Previously, the council oper- ated under the name of "world brotherhood." The change from brotherhood to tensions was noted by the New Yorker Maga- zine under the heading of '"in- cidental and depressing intelli- gence." Chicken Wings 7 .- 1.00 Blade STEAKS . 49° Lamb CHOPS . 3% Lamb STEW 10 .- 1.00 | FRESH MADE HEAT WITH OIL DIXON'S OIL | Country Sausage 5 . 1.00 of New College and former Bri-| tish ambassador to Moscow, will be chairman. Pearson will be one of several vice - chair- men Forecast Temperatures Low tonight, High Sunday: Windsor .. 0 78 St. Thomas sveeees 78 London s.eeeeesaes 78 Kitchener .. 78 : (wi 75 More than 200 forest fires in| Wingham 78 Newfoundland this year have. ~ : = destroyed nearly 1,300 square SL CEUAMNES wrans miles or 832,000 acres of Prime | boterhorough ..... timber stands. Trenton +.evevsseee 6 This is an area almost two Killaloe ....eevvees 832,000 Acres Fell To Fires ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. (CP) -- Attitude LONDON (CP)--Canada's al- titude toward British member: - : ship of the European Economic NATIONALISTS ATTEND TRUE -TRIM BEEF [Cotman y is assalley by a Adlai Stevenson, permanent ------ - = \ {British economist. . |U.S. delegate to the United Na- - Nicholas Davenport, writing in tions, was to have attended but 723-4663 12 KING E. -- 723-3633 The Spectator, says Canada has was detained in New York. Del-| always pursued a "realistically |egates are expected to include | jsaifien" Jolicy in Yeation 10{Tom Mboya, African leader in thirds the size of Prince Edward|Mus Saas arany nited hungdom irade, , (Kenya; Julius Nyerere, African EY 8 Muskoka Now that Britain was negoti-leader in Tanganyika; Thorkil Island, half the size of Banff| North Bay i a nd, * ating to join Europe, the "nois ristensen, secretary-general of National Park. [Sudbury .. lest objections" came from Can- A BIY enon Here is a breakdown provided Earlton .. A 5 ih : ed Ie Each q ada and Australia, no doubt for by the provincial resources de-|Kapuskasing . "local political reasons." partment, White River .. But, says Davenport, Canada 5 'has no special right to nad: When Skin Itch Bonavista North: 750 square Moosonee ... - (her unemployment problem to Drives You MAD 313 ALBERT ST. BUEHLERS Tender EATN A" PHONE Cliff Mills 48 Hour Special 1960 VOLKSWAGEN DELUXE 0.0. condition, tion is so powerfully pene- CLIFF MILLS MOTORS 230 KING ST. WEST " 1 resuming Sept. 7 after a holi-|; he but in the broader area of hor member of Parliament, said in a text of his address issued|it work and "I am especially demonstrations were Commun: ton. Mr. Cote found the "one | has offered to replace the coin | : cp _Wirephoto) nation," he said. |gram." Of Broadcasti g chill sprang to his defence Fri- athletics plus provincial repre- It was a dull news week -- the dog days were still | that broadcasting is determined rectly but changed the order of| and unrepresentative of his con- Spent 45 D cent retail sales tax which man Finley Dafoe, who hates to be late for supper, didn't "Until the governmental dis are models of virtue, wisdom or|kicked upstairs, in effect -- be- {|of published laws enforced in "pr Boo ations" Clearly lives elsewhere although he has OMA's 63rd annual convention to-work flow continued at; case with all printed publica- and human: that they have dis-| foot pole Friday claiming a| Off to a fast start -- the steam- {mond and Municipal Affairs i ices ich it| other on policies, on the con- ; i / employes wets ¢ job by ff public the services of which it|© p Walter Pidscalny of Welland| .\N¢ race, four times over a riday (out of a potentia. Ts 1 i " } ite. vatie izens are entitled. Mg 9 4 demands for Churchill's retire- |. lorka Sig { publications have been owned for anket. under his arm and| powell, 3, of Dunnville. His tug | Township, endorsed by several Ras star Phoe. | political bodies and business in-| Wi ; ae first of next week, that all ag pi Beg Ori OF {vo Coan hould|0n @ small, canopied platform. | oon qc . 3 3 s. 3 e : + f chases. dian National Exhibition on| 'But through the piece with 8 we are concerned we think record was 44 days and nine suddenly veered off the course. fot | independence from government will never turn him out." Shipwreck Kelly. nounced that Capt. William Hat- [tion of accommodation for the . CNE President William Frey-|and special interests; lk about th criticized what he called "'one-| upon public respect and appre- | - - i possible. { ta abou e upcomin . : Jeomiing To Direct Traffic ' INTERPRETING THE NEWS resources taken by an industry (who learned his trade union 3 Apars ad lit- ated, he said, that the public's i, en ai dian newspapers handle polit- ated, sad, {conducted traffic" on the main sales tax committee for the] take a verbal swipe at recent contract proposals in the legislation. Chairman is Tor- cast Governors supervising ra-| cations such as proadeadivg, Benjamin Cox explained to Pessimism has not set in at City Hall, but there | -- Constable Clare Penrose es- By ALAN HARVEY {the Organization for Economic project that has been kicked around unmercifully at "more." next week around a political president of the United National : ; : ; Pearson, leader of Canada's demned houses (one with six children) because there was | | meet at Oxford's New College-- | ay Bi Fi] or he a st te a constable, who told the courtiweek - long closed conference, national executive chairman of is political muscles for the big fig at may take him : Forecasts issued by the Tor-|storms and little change in tem- ot appear fo be drunk. the incident. |ghment, In other words, repre-|Soring the conference. | leadership convention at Varsity Arena, October 23-24-25, WHY THE DELAY ON CD SIRENS? of the subject which needs probing. equipment was promised?; already Toronto has 50 of Ontario County. him, Each day of delay in delivery of these sirens ( (five Ontario County's present CD program is thwarted Oshawa had five CD sirens ready for installation There is little sense in following the present piece- Lake Ontario and the Whitby Township car fire of Aug- square miles, 115,200 acres, | : : Flaming Rircraft of her own economic policies it trating antiseptic--known all over | the welfare and first aid aspects of emergency. He has « 1 miles, 20,480 acres, spruce. - slammed into a suburban resi-lada or Australia, will be the| Its a approximately 150---trained and partially equipped to trating that the itching is prompt- | miles or 38,400 acres of mostly|girl's family were seriously took only 17 per cent of Cana-{morning directions advise for | aster, but this would be woefully inadequate in case of the west coast, the Burin Pen-|/sending a ball of flame sweep-/than 50 per cent in the case of ha obtained in the original bottle march into town Sept. 9 in pro-| : bs 9 : fest. | pr ly s In gl 1H {bute to those whose hard work | " ¥ : be brought before Parliament |, 3 paid off not only in champ-| Desmond Donnelly, local la- ft "| day break, i 3 i i | day ak, in the next few i | ticle in th 45 kn te sport and recreation. {in an article in the West Wales weeks, Mr. Diefenbaker said. He said he seeks the co-oper- | Guardian that the persons who : i : : . di : His remarks were contained ation of everybody in making|Were organizing anti - German Alfred Cote of Ottawa has | in millions' cein in his with a good nickle but Mr. a head on his side of the coin | change today. The Royal Mint | Cote says 'no'. to the press before delivery. |ipterested in securing the views |ists Who do not care about Ger- of 0 | the ¢ Seta "The legislation will be the|of the sports writers every [Mans as such or about Pem- | rr---- - : | first major recognition of the where across Canada as they|brokeshire, | h . i importance of sports and ath- have intensive knowledge of all oy Tn Cg Wants Freedom | ay urcnil letics in the national life of the aspects of this national pro- Will H | | Old For Job The council would provide a|= 1 ear | forum advising the government, . WOODFORD, England (AP)-- with 20 or 25 members repre-| T Sk Admirers of Sir Winston Chur-|senting agencies connected with ug 1pper es aX TORONTO (CP)=Clifford Sif. of preparing and enforcing a day against a campaign led by | sentation. » " n dai Hiner ton, a Toronto lawyer with in- suitable code of ethics in the in- the independent Woodford Guar-| If Parliament agreed, the pro- 1eS urn | eso utions | alr 1unergly, terests in newspapers, radio and dustry?" : ~|dian to turn him out of theigram would be implemented f 7,525 BACK ON JOB AT GM television stations, said Friday| Mr. Sifton did not reply di- House of Commons as too old "through federal grants and as. CNE R | WINDSOR (CP) -- Resolu- here to bring itself under the rule of nis prepared, address to place stituency. 3 the 46 dace [tons Drvtesting lig Snreeper : la d tree itself of govern- this section first: The paper suggested the 86- 4 i re v City Council emerged from the shadows Monday at flaw Bnd es DE he Hy has "I would not want to leave Yeon i De ee outs be TORONTO «n -- A tughoat gomes a Se TA he ; . : : en : ssi that publishers 3 , s y -- race a e Canadian National| aol . a 5:15 p.m. open meeting to dispose of 35 items (Alder- |done. the impression that p elevated to the House of Lords 0 Fl P 1 Exhibition waterfront was Association meeting here Aug. show), but it was routine business cretionary control of broadcast-| ability. cause he rarely appears In the n ag 0 e ais Trivay ou 2 Shipper A record attendance of s . . h * nary ¢ . . ; ' There was heartening wus (ing is eliminated and the rule CITES DISAGREEMENTS Commons now. Moreover, he WELLAND (CP)--A 25.year. his boat rounded the Be hy 1,000 persons is expected for the : > i ; ir § y rad 15 i Seven tugs, five diesel-driven news as a pronounced back- the courts or the land has been th blishers h alwa represented this district in the old.unemployed laborer climbed y 3 x ire as. Rois the that publishers have vays | y tskirts contins down: fr Sum, and two powered by steam, got|Which will feature a number of substituted, as has been e been inten sely individualistic eastern LONAon ou ain powh from Js perch slop ays | fa y got guest speakers including Pre. GM to bolster the economy-- tions, broadcasting will be han. and hy in a 2 attack was ledtworld record for flagpole sit- driven craft given a three-min- [mier Frost, Health Minister Dy. more than 7,525 hourly-rated dicapped in rendering to the|32 by Percy Moll, Ning. ute head start. Minister W. d employes were on the job b : . i iness |c C Str J alTenrer: poy, : y is capable and to which free cit-|duct of their business, on what) © ative Club, who dismissed Bol rs marked course, was won by| Resolutions by Niagara Falls they supported or attacked; that donned a bathing-suit, tucked a| y . : 9,000-9,500). A GM ki . k 5 : {Paula M, captained by Steve/Welland County and Thorold 4000-2,500). L SDokess J Mr. Siften, chairman of the id ts ment as out of tune with local "© SEE CH man said that this number board of. the Regina Leader-|or subsidized by governments, too ~ ' Dat p oa agition o She Dole whipped around the 1 2-3 - mile| other municipalities, call for ex- would rise to 8,000 by the} sD Ls oc 10 serve. those! ; do say 0 C4YS 880. Te SEL the Hime |oquce in 21 minutes and eight|emption from the provincial nix, was guest speaker at a di- ial' drt they think the old man sl J ; sales tax for all municipal pur- : special interests Ah. ¢ Pidsec: os would be back early in Sep: recfors' luncheon of the Cana-|SPS vourh give way," he said. "But as far| Pidscalny said the previous| Earlier in the race, RCL 12 f tember, There ze stillf i isi |all the ups and downs there has) . : . 'whic A | Trenton urges that building ian 1000 r.licf cases press, 7adio and television day. een an jrresistible trend toward| 'C has dove so much that we fours, which he said was set by|After the race officials _an-| materials used in the construc: : QUERIED BY PRESIDENT toward ---- ie did the stunt to publicize a ton of Port Credit had died of aged be exempt from the tax in boy hoi AW SIO" wit : gy | |seng, in introduction remarks, |serving the public and relying Yar ove Only Sock |drive-in restaurant here. a heart attack, order to keep rents as low as ' TIuCI? at | ; di Oakville urges that the retail | sided olitical reporting|ciation to enable not only costs Master Contract negotiations in ne Canadian . newspapers | to be paid but an adequate profit tax be replaced by a tax on the i ith and posed these questions: to be earned. NEWMARKET (CP) -- A 48 : President Malcolm. Smith, a : | 2 First do you believe Cana-| It has come to be appreci-| "1 "NC bho "man who E for Plecesting ve sales 0 3 3 EL) JACKSON : h d | 1k § { rudiments in the Scottish ical stories fairly? Second, right to be informed can be re) oi hore while wearing only agg ea a {> : x coal mines as a boy) took advantage of the occasion to |would an impartial board of] alized only through a free press) ir of gray socks was con- convention to answer questions | newspaper governors ~-- pat- --and the term was applicable 5, FOU" day ot committing an| {about the tax and explain the U.S. by the GM Corp. ("Incredibly inadequate" mumbled terned after the Board of Broad-|to all media of mass communi. ooo fy | O T 1) ' |onie Controller Wibam R. ak ' ia? | 3 : . Malkie'). dio and television--be capableithe stage and motion pictures, | who picked him up: "I am nn ensions len. | was still no word from the Provincial government re- ST [looking for my wife. garding Oshawa's on-again-off-again low-rent housing WEATHER FORECA corted him home while pedes-| Canadian Press Staff Writer | Co-Operation and Development; . ] |trians cheered and shouted Kggheads of the world uniteland Kennety Kuanda, national | SAVE with BUEHLER S Federal and Provincial level for at least three years-- { : wi fidas : ; meanwhile, the City Health Department complained this | Part : eqar | "I understand," said Cox's psychiatric couch in Oxford. Independence Party in Northern - ---y week that several families here were still living in con- | {lawyer Joseph Dales, "that you| Some 75 delegates, including Rhodesia. FIRST \ mg | [paddled his behind all the way Canada's Lester B. Pearson, QUALITY 'MERT | SPECIALS ° upstairs." Liberal party, is participating in| I | no Pe Yo Ju a Maillon 5.0 11s lesias During Sunday | "I certainly did not," said the home of "eggheadery"'--for a|a private capacity. He is inter. | A y . . ymond 1s fiexin | Cox had been drinking but did starting Monday. {the Council on World Tensions, | | to the provincial premiership--he is planning a back- i ; Winds light {not fo A main aim will be to discuss|an organization with headquar- SPEC ALS MON. & TUES. breaking tour of the Ontario hustings after Labor Day. onto weather office at 5 am. pe Ne ngs im Heid Cox testified he had been|or curing "tensions" in devel. |ters in New York which is spon-|| MEATY He wil Selly idi f iz threes DT: as L , -|sleeping before th 1 | | campaign in 98 ridings before the big three-day EDT burton: mainly cloudy with oc-|"All I ever wear in bed is @|sentatives of donor nations will] The council is co - operating The party faithful are planning a big Oshawa rally for the former Port Perry Council alderman in Sep- tember. Lt.-Col. 8. F. Wotton makes sense when he says people need to be shocked out of their apathy regarding Civil Defence, but he skips lightly over other aspects For instance, why is Oshawa and Ontario County-- of which area he is co-ordinator of public survival--still without 10 air raid sirens almost 18 months after this its promised 84 sirens installed and tested and present plans call for the installation of 996 across Canada in the 16 largest cities by Spring, but there is no mention of What we can't understand is why Col. Wotton doesn't stand on the rooftops and cry out in anger so that every top CD brass from here to Ottawa will hear for Oshawa, two each for Whitby and Ajax and one for Pickering) deals a crippling blow to his CD program and its prestige. without these sirens, the public will not take it seriously, regardless of imminent national dangers, until this mat- ter is cleared up. six months ago, but Army engineers took them away "for modification" and nothing has been heard of them since. meal CD course--which is one of indecision, confusion and half-hearted measures at best, (as was clearly em- phasized by two recent events (the RCN manoeuvres in e i miles, 480,000 acres, mostly|>> Marie pave ust 14) until these sirens are obtained. spruce. Dunne's River: 180| Britain. Col. Wotton says that the "big hole" in CD defence ] | "Having made such a mess jiare ix a ol tain] locally is the need for an organization that could support (SPruce and fir. Gander Lake: £ antiseptio----known all over| {170 square miles, 108,800 acres Kill 2 Y Old is not for her, I suggest, to lee- Canada as MOONE'S EMERALD | a special communication gro f 25 to stand by: f |spruce. Bay de Verde Peninsl 11S Z-1ear- ture us on ours." a Tet ha] Jpe a n gy up 8 0 stanc Dy: for |#5 square miles, 28,800 acres, OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- A| Davenport's article says tiny| mimes = unbestable fhe one | po point communications. He also has a rescue scrub and fir. Benton: 32 square hyrping F-100 jet fighter plane|New Zwaland, rather than Can-|distrese. force equal to the rescue force of a militia regiment-- § ; Norris Arm: 12 square miles, dential area Friday killing two-|real loser if Britain does join| '® nk hat ihe te A go into any area by truck that has received blast damage. |7,580 acres, spruce. year-old Tibble Tuttle. {the Kuropean community. In|your troubles may Fadi io Baad His group has a welfare unit built "around Simcoe | Approximately 60 square| Three other members of the|1959-60, the writer adds, Britain| Use EMERALD OIL night and | Hall" th i i ig- ; 1" that could handle 250 casualties in a national dis young fir and spruce were de-|burned and seven houses were|dian exports and 26 per cent of one full Wook. iis sats fo use and roy rious fie et ofire as the 3 : Australian. compared w «(failure is rare indee ] nutlear attack and could only provide skeleton service stroyed in various other fires on set afire as the jet exploded,|Australian, compared with mor MOONE'S EMERALD O11, can at best. linsula, and near St. John's. ing a full block. |New Zealand. lat any modern drug store, sem, --